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SIESTA KEY, Fla. (WWSB) - Siesta Beach’s famous sand is about to take on a whole new shape.The Siesta Key Crystal Classic returns Nov. 13-16, bringing 20 master sand sculptors from around the world to the beach to turn massive blocks of sand into works of art.Ahead of the four-day event, a Suncoast View reporter visited Siesta Key on Tuesday morning for a behind-the-scenes look at the preparations — and even tried making a sand sculpture.The visit offered a glimpse of the work that goes into the festival before the sculptors begin. Organizers say setup takes nearly two weeks, including moving and preparing the sand that will become the artists’ raw material.Once the competition gets underway, visitors can watch the sculptures take shape as the artists work throughout the festival. The event also includes artist demonstrations, amateur and youth competitions, live entertainment, food, beverages and interactive activities.On Saturday, Nov. 14, the festival will stay open until 9 p.m., wi